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'But that ghost clearly escaped up there, and it doesn't seem to be able to fly. Where is it hiding?'

She turned her head and fixed her gaze on the huge armed helicopter not far away.

In my heart, I already had the answer.

Come to think of it.

Since the ghost is not a regular examinee, how can the so-called examinee rules restrict her?

"Hey—! He actually hid inside one of these huge things..."

"You're so good at hiding! Like a little mouse."

Tianze Yixia kicked the container beneath her in frustration.

He immediately got up and nimbly walked to the door of the MH-53 helicopter.

'never mind.'

'3000 item points, plus 2500 points for catching the ghost.'

'A full five thousand points that can be retained for the items I brought out is enough to make the risk worthwhile.'

Anyway, she came to this school specifically for this black ball game after the preliminary test.

If I can win the test, I will witness what the Black Ball exam looks like.

For her, that would be a win-win situation.

then.

The announcement from the sky sounded again.

While the other classes were traveling back and forth, Class B briefly took the lead in total points.

Tianze Yixia walked to the helicopter.

"Shh-!"

The hatch was pulled open.

Let me see, little ghost, are you hiding here?

Volume 1: Chapter 70 Yes, I like him, any objections?

Looking at the monitoring interface provided by GANTZ that was visible only to him, each class quickly discovered the rule bug and tacitly started a speed-running competition.

Su Wei rested his chin on one hand and couldn't help but sigh.

'As expected, even with similar rules, the plot can't always stay the same when the scenarios are different.'

Especially when someone has already obtained 10,000 points by touching the enemy base, the 500 points won in a duel are negligible in the face of inflation.

Actually, when Su Wei first read "Alice in the Land of the Dying," he was very curious:

Why didn't the main characters, having already eliminated one opponent and having a numerical advantage, simply try to touch the base one more time when they were planning to exploit the rules? Why did they have to resort to tricks at the last moment?

Five against four, isn't the advantage in my favor?

It has a bit of a plot-driven element to it.

However, although Ayanokouji and Katsuragi found a loophole this time, if they continue to cheat like this, the test will inevitably turn into a simple "shuttle run" speed race that tests physical strength.

Especially with Class D possessing two physical monsters, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji and Rokusuke Koenji, it was practically a guaranteed win.

Of course, this is a flaw in the King of Clubs game itself, so we can't really criticize it for anything.

But... this is so boring.

Just as Su Wei was getting a little bored, Tian Zeyixia's action of opening the dizziness pod door without hesitation on the screen made his eyes light up.

'Excellent, we need a catfish like you who dares to disrupt the balance.'

Just as he was nodding to himself.

Karuizawa Megumi, who had somehow moved closer to him, suddenly asked in a soft voice, in a volume only the two of them could hear:

"What...what should I do now?"

Su Wei turned his gaze away from the window and glanced at the seemingly calm but actually tense blonde bombshell beside him.

"Sometimes, those who stand out naturally attract a lot of attention."

He said meaningfully, "The opportunity has been given to you; it's up to you... whether you can seize it."

Upon hearing this, Karuizawa Kei gently lowered her eyelashes.

She didn't press for details, but simply pursed her lips quietly, saying nothing.

In fact, her decision to confront Haruki Yamauchi in the classroom that morning, and even to make a harsh statement about participating in the preliminary test later, was somewhat impulsive.

After all, she herself, like Rokusuke Koenji and others, lost a precious extra life because she was punished by the school for trying to contact her family.

For someone as terrified of death as her, taking the initiative to risk her life was simply against her instincts.

But... Su Wei was watching from below at the time.